Description
Brass Wax Sticks Melting Spoon, with Wood Handle, Golden
Size: about 25mm wide, 97mm long, 17.5mm thick, spoon: 22.5x23.5mm inner diameter.
Priced per 1 pc
Please Note: Slight deviations in colors is allowed due to different display device.
How to Use Wax Seal Stamps
How to Use
Wax Seal Stamps
Using wax seal stamps can add a touch of elegance and old-world charm to letters, invitations, or craft projects. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use wax seal stamps effectively.
Materials Needed:
Wax Seal Stamp: A tool used to create decorative seals using sealing wax. It typically consists of a metal or wooden handle and a removable metal head engraved with a design or initials.
Wax Seal Bead/Sealing Wax Stick: A wax material used to seal letters or bottle tops that tends to melt easily, is sticky, and solidifies quickly after melting. It is mainly made of turpentine, paraffin, etc. with pigments.
Sealing Wax Spoon: A tool designed to melt sealing wax to make wax seals. It usually has a long handle and a bowl-shaped end that holds the sealing wax.
Wax Seal Mat: A tool used to prevent hot wax from damaging desktops or other work surfaces, usually made of heat-resistant materials such as silicone or metal.
Wax Seal Warmer: A device used to efficiently melt sealing wax and maintain it at the optimal temperature for making wax seals.
Steps to Use Wax Seal Stamps
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Step 1: Prepare Your Workspace
Lay down a heat-resistant surface to protect your table or workspace. Ensure your wax seal stamp is clean and ready to use. -
Step 2: Prepare the Wax
Light the wick and hold the wax stick at a slight angle over your heat-resistant surface. Let the wax drip onto the surface until you have a puddle about the size of your seal or slightly larger. Extinguish the flame by blowing it out gently once you have enough wax. -
Step 3: Apply the Wax
Pour or drip the melted wax onto the area you want to seal (e.g., the envelope flap). Aim for a pool of wax that is slightly larger than the size of your seal stamp to ensure full coverage. -
Step 4: Stamping
Before the wax sets, quickly press your wax seal stamp firmly into the center of the wax. Hold it still for a few seconds to allow the wax to cool and set around the stamp. -
Step 5: Removing the Stamp
Gently lift the wax seal stamp straight up from the wax. Be careful not to wiggle the stamp, as this can distort the impression. -
Step 6: Allow to Cool
Let the wax cool and harden completely before handling the sealed item to avoid smudging the impression.
Tips for Best Results: Practice: Practice on a spare piece of paper or envelope to get a feel for how much wax to use and how long to hold the stamp. Cleaning the Stamp: If any wax sticks to the stamp, wait for it to cool and then carefully peel it off. Avoid using water, as it can damage wooden stamps. Experiment with Colors: Mix and match wax colors to complement your project or theme. Avoid Excessive Heat: Don’t hold the stamp in the flame or directly over the wax, as this can damage the stamp.
Personalized customization
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Wedding Use:
Seal Wedding Invitations: Add a classic and regal vibe by using wax seal stamps on the envelopes of your wedding invitations to show the attention to detail.
Wedding Seating Places: Use small wax seal stamps to seal wedding seating plates, giving each guest a unique and sophisticated look.